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solve the given triangles: a=4, b=5, alpha = 16°
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Angle alpha is opposite side a, right?
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So you need to find \[\beta\] \[\gamma\] and c.
@Miyuru yes!
Since you have an angle and a side that are opposite each other, you can establish a ratio of the law of sines. Then since you have b, use the law of sines to find angle beta. Once you have beta, use alpha + beta + gamma = 180 to fing gamma. Then use the law of sines again to find c.
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Do you know the Sine Law?
yes ! thank you guys !
You're welcome.
You were quicker than me Professor of Mathematics. :)
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